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The document summarizes information about two endangered species that exist only in the Iberian Peninsula: the Iberian Lynx and the Iberian Wolf. It provides key details about each species' physical features and population numbers. There are estimated to be only 100 Iberian Lynx remaining, living in Mediterranean bush habitat. For the Iberian Wolf, the population is around 2000 total with just 300 located in Portugal. Both species face threats due to their small populations restricted to the Iberian region.
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- 1. Escola Básica e Secundária de Sever do Vouga English Teacher Flora Marques Beatriz Martins 11ºB Nº3
- 2. Name : Iberian Lynx Scientific Name : Lynx pardinus Features : The fur is brown or yellow/orange with black spots. It has a short tail and rigid ear hair facilitating the hearing of this feline. To create
- 3. This feline only exists in Portugal and Spain (Iberian Peninsula). The Iberian Lynx lives in the Mediterranean bush and there are only 100 lynx. (Estimate made in an unknown year).
- 4. Name: Iberian Wolf Scientific Name: Canis lupus signatus Features: The head of this wolf is large and massive and has small triangular ears and slanting yellow eyes.
- 5. Like the Iberian Lynx, the Iberian Wolf only exists in the Iberian Peninsula. There are only 2000 wolves of this species alive and just 300 in Portugal. (Estimate made in an unknown year)